In 2004, Joe Hardy, the eccentric lumber magnate who hosted the tour's 84 Lumber Classic, flew participating players to their next event on a pair of private planes.
For the record, Ibanez is due up 5th now in this inning — Zach Schonbrun (@zschonbrun) 17 Oct 12 Joba Chamberlain got the last out of the eighth for the Yankees and escaped incident with flying lumber and flying gnats.
The first victim was killed immediately by a piece of flying lumber, the other died a few weeks later from his injuries becoming the 3rd victim.
On the way to the finish line, I passed my cheering family, my husband taking video as I went by (always fun to watch now, but in my mind I was flying, not lumbering).
Suddenly another ship, the Tryal, flying the Spanish flag, lumbered out of the morning mist.
They say the Chinese pilots were probably to blame for flying recklessly close to the slow-moving, propeller-driven EP-3 as it lumbered through international airspace.
That required flying three abreast over the drop zone, the entire armada crammed into an 11-minute period, with each plane lumbering along eight seconds behind the one in front.
War had a purpose sometimes, and in 1944-45 hadhad flown the lumbering B24s to prove it, making 35 bombing sorties over Europe.
As we approached, the birds lumbered into the air and flew unsteadily to a pressure ridge a short way off, where they sat and examined us.
Lumbering C-141 Starlifters still flew out of Norton Air Force Base.
